Virginia Commonwealth University - Cobblestone Wigwam Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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RPI has added culture and color to Richmond. The art sales of the schools of art have permitted many people to add a touch of fineness to their lives. The relationship between the city and the school is one of mutual need. One needs the other to function at its best. The first fifty years of existence have shown that the college will survive. The second fifty years will prove the worthiness of this life. All predictions of the future do have the nature of speculation, but not all are uncer- tain. The connection of RPI and MCV to form a new state-supported university is a certainty. A centrally located university is desired and greatly needed. The final form of the merger is still to be decided, but the combination can only aid the city and state as a whole. The college of RPI in the near future will continue to grow, build, improve, and expand. The faculty will con- tinue to increase and improve. The student will have more personal attention; the school will gain its much needed ardent support and the whole will benefit from the improvement of one of its parts. The administration, faculty, and students are all dedicated to this purpose, and it shall be achieved. ♦ ♦ • ♦

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